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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
Ias Ereatme Prescribed n Leading Phsa Read What They Say
gss, Louis. Mo-. Feb. 10; 1880

St Louis' Mo- Feo' lU' 1seo'
 Fer more than three yearsI have used Tamar Treatment with,ths best results. recall new several cases o seminal weakness and debility with all its evil consequences have treated during the past year. which have been cured by the use of the Treatment, and several of this cases were in the last stages, The composition of the different medicines contained in the TREATMENT indicate, and its effects prove it be specific restorative O! nerve and sexual pow You are at liberty to use my let ter in any way that will contribute to your pleasure or profit. There many nearly worthless pro pretary medicines of this kind on the mrrket land every day is adding to their numberl that when one is found o be really valuable think 1t tho duty of
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02

Gen. Miles has ordered a company of infantry to Nogalss where they will be permanently stationed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
SOUTHERN PACIFIC C8MPAEf. coAlnNcEo sUNbaY, tgcrisuR -sA IS.
 AND UE1H fsEfER NOTICE
TRAINS

TRAINS
 wir leave Los ANGELES .. soao~s:
 O:0Q A. Daily - San Frnne,,re O through freight aud bhiTd-es~ss se- eomm0dxtioa.
 O:so A. baIIy-LorsI pss.ers~
 y train via L, \. &I. E, \. bs sa sa
 Monica.
 10 OoA N-DaIly-Loesi psssoe,x
 | V trsiR to Wilu in gton and Ssn fsdSs.
 | Q 50 ?. A.-Dally-San Francisco eI-
 l A press train conn eting at LsIlsFcP
 with the Atlantic exprVss train of shs
 Central Pacific Railroad.
 Q :o0 r. M.- DAILY-Arisona ExIneas
 H train for 7uma-Colorsdo River
 steamers; Aaricopa-stages for PLanlT
 Snd Prescott; Casa Grande-shag,s fur Florence and Globe: Tucson and B~nsoa
 DemiEy--A. T. & s. F. R. B.: Kl PaS0 T. A. P. B. R.; San Antonio and NsE
 Orleans.
 0:So P. N.-sundayS eIsepSsd-LsrAi A passenger train to Colt0n.
 900 P, M DsiIy-LssaI passss sss D train to santa Ana. 4 :oo ?. N.- naily-Local pRsseaE ger | train to WllmingtoR and San Peers. S:lo r. M.-Sundsy Excepted-Ioeal sI passenksr train to Santa Monica.  z :oo P. N.-Sundays only-Lesa. Has. sJ Sengsr trAin to ColtoR. z IS P. M.-Dsily--S. P. EmiErant ssla sD for Yuma. Tucson. Deming, 4. T. q g. F. R. R. Fl Paso T. & P. R. k, saA Antonio and New Orleans. S:1 q. M.-sundays oniy-Lecal nas s) train to Santa Monica. E. E. HEWITT, Ass'I Sup SriatsHasat, Los AngsIss A. TOwFR General AsnsGsf. T.H. GoODYtN, GsnsraIPAsssn ger aad Ticket IT1 tTSat
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02

all lnandc entpr
 
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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
Respectfully, J. z. HALL, M. D."

Respectfully,
 J. 2. HALL, \. D."
 6l7 Walnut St., St. Louis, Ne. TAMAA TRHArxKSr is prescribed daily for all forms of nervous debility in both sexes ss yell as foc cheek ing the unnatural secret losseS which cause % much loss of vitality The medicines are prompt in action and permanently restore those weakened by early indiscTetion, eIcesses or overwork of the brain. number of physicians have discarded all the hypa- phssphites, DamiAnx end phosphorus fermular and invariably pFescribs TASlAk TEgSTHsS7 with the Ses results.
 TAxAE TRzG1xESf is c0npSsed of medicines most agreeable ts the taste and well tslsTAtsa D the stomach.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02

Senator Cullom, author of the Interstate Commerce bill, makes the comforting ar- nouneement that tIere is nothing in that law that prohibits raolroad companies from giEing passes to newspaper. men in payment for advertisements: We hops. Bro. Hughes Pf the Star. VII now take fresh courage on the strength of this newly discovered feat ure of that law.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
SkaNAsstASG G5a,, ::Da s0G.fa'Mss'1' lli.I s.''l.

vENAToE-sstheient lo sbow it's Eerits- tree of charge. to snyono afflicted, apply inG Ay letter, stating his sympt0ES and age. Communication are sll strictly confidential NY I3-lr
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
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SATURDAY. APRIL ?, 1887.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02
DR. CD. SALFIELD.

SIS Kearny street, San Francisso, Consultations strictly con Gdential, hy IsI ter or at office, FREE. For the esPVsrf; ence Of patients, and in order to insure perfect aecrecy, I have adopted a privsie address under whieh all packages are fer. Wardes.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02

ness, SpefnxtOrrhGa, Emissions, lmr0' tencyr Exhausted vitality, Premature De [ cline and Loss of Manhood, from what ever caufe produced. It tnrichss ard Durines the Blood strsR gths ns the Nsryss Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive Organs and Physical and Mental Facul. ties. It stops any unnatural dsbiliIzIisE drain upon the system, preventing invsl- untary losses, facilitating dreams Sc psin- al losses with the urine, etc. 50 destIus- hV" to mind and body. It is q sure slim- lnstor nf all hIDNEY AND BL ADDER Cox: PLANTS. It contains no injurious Inzrs. disnts. To those suffering from the evil effects Of youthful indiseretions or sxees- ses, . speedy, permanent and thorcugh cure is GUARANTEED. Price. $z.se per bottle, or five bottles in case, vith full ai- reetions and advice, Sl0C0. Sent secure rom observation 10 any address upsn re- ssipt of price, or co. D To De had o.lv nf
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02

I lnlbUFoEk Edo
 gtheAinK ksas- dy, and NEkvA TONIC, is the re- suit of over % years of PrzetisE expsrienes, and CURES WITH 1E- FAILING cEkTAlY TIT Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weak Ea.fa.fz,a
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-02

zona mine
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19

conclusion, in the burning Soudap, where
exposure in the tentless zerebss to the
cold ard baneiul night dewS gave bin an
incurable disease in the thigh joint, ard
he was invalided.- He was "surveyed,"
as it is technically called, st Malta, and
transmitted to Haslar, where he Wss-to
use another naval technicality-''d dis
charged TO shore" with orders 10 seek
German baths, pay doctors bills, and
keep himself as best he might, without
g farthing Of hslt-psy, IS there
is no such thing for naval sub.lieuten-
ant, though Reggie had been acting
lleutenaat OF his ship, through death
vacancies in sction. And SO he was
discharged to shore"-sent back on
Uncle Grimshsw's hands, q helpless,
hopeless creature, condemned to spend
his time between bed and bath-chsir to
ruminate Oh his blighted life and the
gloIies Of that profession OF which John
Bull is so proud, but like the shabby dog
be is, likes to get cheap
SO Reggie's helplessness snd her sis
ter's devotion to him, proved eventually,
terrible lever in sll the operations of
Uncle Grimshaw and Aunt Chillington,
against "the contumscy" of poor Me
LAME.
If, to a young man of spirit, the bread
of utter dependence is bitter enough,
however kind the hand that gives it, how
bitter was it to the now helpless naval
Officer
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
VERMONTERS COMING
a Glass OF Capitalists that will be We
The Panrr MN Nncation. y

The Paper MIL Question.
Mr.. A. W. Caswen, late of Coleman,
has come to Fort Worth to live. fMHEs
Caswell is young man OF first
rate ability and full CT en-
ergv. He came from Vermont
to Texas several years ago, and his faith
in the great resources Of the state,
coupled with clear foresight of its Won
derful development, caused him to in
spire others from his section with his
own confidence. OF all the Texas cities,
MIR. Caswel singled out Fort Worth
as the one which was
to exhibit the most rapid
advances toward metropOlisanism. Some
time ago 8 number Of his friends from
Vermont came to view Fort Worth
Among them were Mtssrs. Bush, Denver
and Parker, the first wealthy paper
manufacturer, the second the owner Of g
paying wooden mill, the third q gentleman
of ample means. They were 50 well
pleased that they invested over 500, 900
in Fort Worth real estate.
Mr.. Caswell came here to reside as the
representative of these gentlemen. he
told GAZETTE man that they he'd taken
in other moneyed men OF Vermont, with
q view OF extending their interests here,
among others Hon. 3. B. Smalley
collector of customs at Burlington, VT
1t is expected that 8 large delegation OF
wealthy EermOnters Will visit Fort
Worth early this fall. These mentioned
above, being interested here, will do al
IN their power 10 get their friends 10
come. This is g pointer as to what is to
be expected in the way of sn epoch more
prosperous than any the city has yet ex
perienced-an epoch near al hand.
1t is not improbable that their coming
mAy lead to greater results than the buy
ing Of realty. AS practical manufactur-
ers Messrs. Bush and Dewey cannot helr
but see that sooner or later Texas mus
make q great many Of the article;
she now gets abroad. Being shrewC
men they VIII see that railroad
center is the place TO locate such plants
Mr.. Bush acknowledged while here ths
an abundance of raw material for making
paper could be obtained. There is not s
single paper mil in the state, and The
establishment of one here would bt
heartily backed By the people. Tht
editors Of Texas have promised
to patrOnize one wherever located
in the state. Factories Of every kline
are needed to help on the boom, and ~
better start could be made than putin!
up this paper mill, so if these Vernon
gentlemen want to endesr themselves t
the public heart, they can readily under
stand from the foregoing how it may bt
done.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19

The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
makes Fort Worth its base Ct
water supply, and the water
trains which leave here daily
supply number of points On
the compsny's line. A considerable
quantity Of the water is used at Cleburne
in the round house there and furnishes
the supply for the locomotives at work on
the Weatherford extension. The water
is also used on the line from
CleburRe 10 Dallas, something over
fifty N les. A number OF locomo-
tives st different times have been
run up from Cleburne to have their boil
ers washed cut in Fort Worth. To do
this work it is necessary to send al en-
gineer, fireman and man to do the
work Of cleaning. Fort Worth wster has
been found to be u1excelled for railroad
purposes, and the great Santa Fe
vii have the best OF every
thing if it csn be had.
The Santa Fe and the Texas snd Pacific
will make affidavit that Fort Worth is the
great Water center of Texas.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19

cambria, lie; hero A, 79c; fidelity "a, 76o;
forget me-not, &c; John Hancock, Ike; Lang.
nam cambria, Sc; ne plus ultra, exc
cotton checks-Black Warrior, &c; Caro-.
INA &c; Southern, nc; Georgia, &c; Miss!s.
sippi, &c; Utility, &c; Ottoway, &c; Randle.
man, &c; Greenbriar, 7].c.
Cottonades-AbeTdeen exc; Little Rock Sc ::
ONES choice sac; Bell ID Il l7],C; Blue
Ridge lsc; Mt Vernon l9c; Mt Vernon
l1Ci Mt Vernon 3 1870; Norman l0c.
Richmond lie; Surrey 1880; Burment I->,c
Golden Peak 2Oc; Old Cabin SC ; Tecumseh ISIC
Waterloo l6IC.
Dress Goods-American 5eISc; imported II
case.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES staple checks, 7Xc:
Amoskeag novelties, SIC; AE1oskeag lotus, sc ,
Caledonia staples, "a G7tc; 8lmsdale dress
styles, SIC; Glenn Falls dress styles, SC Grey
lock dress styles, 0>.C; NormsRdie dress styles
sc; LanGd&le book fold. SC: I3enfrew dress
styles, SIC; Renfrew bOUclined, -0t.c; Scotch
BOOK fold, SdC Statewide Nubiale. SC; Whites
tancy, l'sc; York favor!te, 1xc; Warsaw, nc;
zephyr checks, &C.
Colored cambrics-Rossmore nat, -; Garner
5oAed, sc; Masonviue rolled, 5Hci Slater =
sons rolled, SIC.
brown cottons-Atlantlc A "A, &c; Atlantic
- oasc; Adratic LII Al, sac; AdriG3!c A
e.aci Alaska "A, sac; AIlendale "A, &c; APP
piet3n - &c; Argyle family cotton, exc;
o-ack crow, b-4c; Clifton o G. &c; DERBY
me 2sown, &c; exposition "A, 6]Ic; Chapman
-. SC Graniteviue Z, &c; Granitevllle a
ii, o%c; Marshall A. 4c; Maglnis EE44,51c
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
One to Four Points Lower,
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Irregular, Gained Strength
and Closed at an Advanc.-Live
stock Transactions Brisk
Daily Review.
GAZETTE OFFICE, }
Fort WORTH. TFN.. Az l. -

FORT WORTH, TEX, Aug. J., t.s7
Wholesale men report no abatement in
the heavy trade of the last ten days.
Retail trade was very good to-day up TO
the time of the rain.
A considerable quantity Of fruit is
again finding its way to market, but
prices are sui very high.
The rains OF to-day are reported % be
very general, and # so the cotton crop
will assuredly be larg-.
COTTON.
A further reduction in values IS 20 be
reported this week, with very heavy
volume of business in spots and light
speculative movement. The key of the
situation at present il the growing crop,
which, as the reduction in values show,
IS regarded IS continuing to f1NJr
large crop. As the month advsrCrs the
margin between the OLD and new crop
grows less and less in size. The feature
Of tie week has been the heavy demand
for export, chiefly on continental &C
count. In fact ABOUT five ixths OF the TO-
tai spot sales this week were for EXPORT
In addition TO this, considerable unrp-
ported business Was done, swelling t1c
volume Of saIes very considerably.
Advices from abroad this week are Of
little note. The movement Of the new
crop is making itself felt. Port receipts
for the first time in many weeks have
equaled last years weekly figures. Spots
up to Thursday night were eff &c while
August was of y points, and the new
crop from to points, except SeOsem-
Der, which WIS # about points Brad
streets
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
GENERAL MARKETS,
Produce and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. l7.-Flouf-Q ufst. and
unchanged; NJ $50, NNN $2.25GS2. 30, Wheat
Irregular, but little easier in Ietepptions : 10
red cash 69G69isc; SeDtember 795. a ZOE;
closing at zoe; October rs GIl75c. clOairg ct
I5sc; November aI3'4c; December 1jxGIjHc,
closing at I5}ar. Corn steady; cash 31G31}lc;
september 35s.C; oct Der 81 Z, G3Ts!c, closing at
3i's C; November 315s G3sc, closing SIC. Oats
lower: cash 241scG24}.c; August 24'Sc; Sep
at 81 %. Whisky steady at 81 o.. Provisions
weak. Pork irregular; new SO %. Lard So 25E
Dry salt meat, boxed shoulders SIS so; long
clears s. IS; clear ribs 8 So; short clears $ 12
BaCon-BoIed shoulders So GOAT > long clears
S l5GS so; clear ribs s I5Go so; short clears
50 00dS9 %. Hams steady atSl2 00GSl4 90.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 1.-THE grain crowds
generally were so tame on Change to-day that
operators would have taken no great chances
had they dipped in deep on either side an
then departed from the scene entirely The
session was notably Gull, Chiefly for very lin
lied range in cereals. Tine sigma! service Chart
and Kansas, but the days went by last tse (
whe n prices huctuated on reports of sunsHEae
or daDpnes.. In wheat the fe ling of Ian ggt1~
ness prevailed early IN the session, with pxlcea
averaging slightly lower than yesterday but
later the market recovered somewhat and
closed shade better than yesterdSFs the
weakness was attributed msinlyaxsf0 Tfair
speculative offerings on chiefly 8F e assr
ern account and to come selling rep4rted f6n
northwest on prospects that the movement in
the northwest Will chow an increase. Sesboard
more and neighboring winter sWaEeasf markeis,
also weaker. The above inflIence Ascaus ed an
| easier opening, Ind then ting msEkets sold off
p q y
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
A Healthy Stomach

Is &b,essing for which thousands of our dys-
pegtic countrymen and women SIGH in vain,
aud to obtain which swallow much neGicine
u4availingly. For 10 sllment-probably-ar
tkere SO many alleged remedies as for dyspep-
-. The man of humbug IS constantly glutted
6ith the dollars and dimes of those who resort
10 one nostrum after another in the vain hope
efebtaining relief. at least, from this vexatious
and pbstinas malady. Expsfience indicates
mOss5 sssse1 B s4s,en :. Grad
be plsdsd Nsgsmess mas Is three Eecades
and oy estabAs snch a Mputatt9H, none
has rs4ivedssSueh AnqualidsIa prS&ssiond
sanctfoH It3s an ahirab; s M3agortmt, be-
cause itanFfches the Js0qd,aDd not onfy this,
and bladder. The ner los symptoms are usually
relieved by the medicine.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
TO CORNER RISKY.
A Pool Arranged Which Will Increase tn
Price.

A Pool Arranged Which Will Increase the
Price.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. l6.-J. A. Webb,
the prime mover in the new whisky pool,
wss in the city to-day, en- route to his
home in New York. He has been making
Q tour OF the distilleries in the west. MIR.
Webb is known as the Alcohol King OF
the United States. He says that 8 whisky
pool he's been formed and that there is no
doubt it can carry it's objects into effect,
and twill result in grest benefit to the
whisky men of the country. All but 20
per cent. of the distllers in the United
ssateshsve ioines ed the majority asHr. ty, OF
The result waiahe &oseut down the pro-
du3lon. and advkS Hsices.
Msgls' esscarlns 4 1 Afghan cure 10,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
LILcIr CApINnN.

Il. ...'.-ess some scenes in recent cam
: T.; y -,- ottAe Prince Imperial among
IS -c-e that Mr.. Grant is at his
= Spectator.
r y. ,-efa. ines of this story are good his
Il =, lanes GIANTS stories are always
- and the latest IS no exception
r.. :, Daily Telegraph.
/, :. !1,eres ing romance the stern for
y ami It's attendant horrors Sre
--.-s'et gT the light and more pleas
] SIS 4tarde; rs Of home life, with
a.. ealiy in the foreground, The plot
10, novel, but there are many
- q. AeVer.he which are cleverly
--l nave infused into the Il touch
a2c r.yallty W hich proves most ac-
-.t capture OF &c ywsyo and the
| .- -A.e Of The Prince Imperial are
-. US n "a - Court ,InnrrAl
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United States Ports.
n oW OrISang.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. I7.-Cotton-spot
closed steady ana unchanged
sales 700 bales.
Stock - 1851 bales.
Low ordinary l5-l6c; ordinary 5-IGc; good
ORDINARY 5l6c; low middling lj-ljC; mid
ding 3 l6C; good middling 7-I6c; middling
fair . l. l6c; fair 10 7-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady
la points lower on al months except April,
May and June,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19

ST LOUIS Mo, Aug. 7.-WOol-Steady but
quiet; good demand, and supply small;
prices - foIiOws Unwashed brigh+ -
dlum l9o-6c; coarse braid 70 r-3o. iOV sandy ~
G40c fine light la - =; line heavy 4G1Uc; tub
washed, choice 3sc; fair 3jG31c; low jJa33c
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
atCEkT PRESS OPINIONS.
p-ANINl. WITH FIRE

= NJ " II II Iht-.
.''',-' manly, so.d!erly. - i. James Ga
81. L from .ez,uu,ny 10 end. No one
-, ~. ga. BE or she Will be duh over page
~ - scotsman.
srr: u iae eoua4E War, told with Singh.
.s....--gs 's ana ldieriv straight rwardness.
"a Zoos - The Times
b - r., a. u ot hot places in the Soudan or
r. - s--' q war, Hr. Grants loot is on It's
&c.,. lie thoroughly understands the
5 ~, - -As II naud ana treats II con amOre.
b. = Y, waIca this Kind OF writing
81 ,..--5SroU0i are also martial in flavor
~. .-lllen- - Vanity ESir
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
'IG GAZETTE
Sunday, Ahg. 81, 81,
rs ENTITLED
MES LABOUR WON.
~ EGENTFUL STORY.
Tie author IS
Eallles Grant,
/: Of "Tae Romaece Of War" "Fair-
2 az ,laG . Fairy, etc.
Of "The RomahCe Of War, "''Fair-
p set .2aG Fairy, etc.

i east our readers will give the
:. Aassia-epu5licily TO this announce
= : Qgdes that they and their friends
t-.Sy together the perusal in our
a, r-s o. taiS original novel by so pop
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
DAYSGAZETTE
August @E, 1857.

81. "a. TOO much to say that James
.., stories 8re thoroughly enjoyed
s,ses. They are remarkable for
;. a-0a aa5 incident. Some Of the
=. stirring scenes in the history Of the
sri t1e previous generation Of
country have been utilized by this
+- constructing his stories, aDd it
s.ast54s calling Tor the highest
as Of ne descriptive writer that
Is Grant is seen to the best advant-
HIS heroes are brave and fearless;
IS heroiaes charming snd lovSSle.
g. possessed al artists eye for Bbld
....zi1g Effects, whether in scenes OF
lilo. Z scenes Of peace, and he has
Ii. Il his numerous volumes many de-
.iia g.impses Of pastoral life, reliev-
II: darker and more tragic passages
* r-.c1 us works abound. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
lTESLAB0UR WON

te5-y Of Isst year, 2ndsthe seeles ARD;
--5 .s.d IN QsIordsh!gd, Calcutts, Bs@5,
3. Ed LonjOns There Is 3 strong POT
/. The course af@the story we are in
Fsgti 10 the scenes Of active military
esjQps in the east described with g
sstsljSh snd 3 noyelist's skill. The
-..': ssegtion IS esrlY engaged in fol-
~. me f6ftases Of the characters in
..-.ai While the interest rapidly de-
Us s. me story proceeds to g surpris-
--laz. The New York publication
7-.-l Will COmnenCe in
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19

-. lsmentaole death Of James
y So ;..irc. loss TO the world of
=. !, '.r-e HIS influence on fiction
:. 80 ,---7 yearS ago, and there
>--s-'. ..s. date, been 8 tremendous
;.,--- s-1-fas of Adventure, OF which
--f5- -..:ac wri.er He was Of that
as ,..s,;s,s Of which Charles
!. =. DISTINGUISHED ornament, and
g.. - ..e 5es. p7esent-day representa-
~ =. 9s.asps, Rider Hassard and r.
:. So. So H. Grant, from his youth up,
- f5- tie military profession,
: n his commission while com
p ur. and devoted MS talents
-. ......-a. with abounding success.
-. -. las, illness he completed the
lev move, OF c stirring char
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
EESIRA Avs.

ESTEAYED-Ry W. H. Curry before f. r..
Il Huitt. justice of the peace precinct No. 6
on the lltb day of July, l-s1. one bay mare five
or six years old, fifteen hands hiz2, branded -
on right or left sheulter 1T; ore dark sorreI
horse, one white hind foot. i've or six yearsoId
branded . on eft Shoulder one sorreI, ball
faced horse, two white geet, one nip knocked
down, branded WE on .eit shoulder about nine
years old, one bay maze, star in forehead, fOur-
teen hands high. bTTndeQ J-C on left thigh,
eight years DID, 9se brown mare, five or six
years Ole, one white hind foot about fourteen
hands high, be Raed 81 on {eft shoulder and
old. blaze in facts white hind fees about thir-
teen hands nigh, no brand one bay ioafe, four
teen hands high, blaze in face white hind feet,
about twelve or fifteen wears old, no brand.
Total appraisement $50 Filed july %, 1851.
JOHN T SWAYNE,
County ClezF, Tarrant County, Texas.
IL sFRAYED-Bssir Arch Earl, before G. Nance,
IL. T., Pre- pee.< ], Iarrant county, on the
5@f9di.cay Of Iply, -, one wHis< mare 8bout
hy$6ears olc acoaS II hands sfHh end bdAhded
oAfett thigsthu3 4 -.
appraised at $50. Filed august 3. Issf*
.INU + ~WNYEE.
County CleEk, Tarrant county Tex.
LN~TRAYED-By l.. Fletcher Rogera, before
III, y Martin, j. p grecinCt No. 3, on the
2itn OF July, 1851 one Say mare, five year8eSG !
IA d, hands high no bIand, scarfon f'fsSs
shaeIder one. sucking pare nUlgg cOit ~
fest white above the p5st6gs ioiBf5 sdsrel csfdf
TO- ands. Appraisedat So Filed Asfgsdsf.5
1851. ,INO +. SW'A YNE, -
COuntg CLERK Tarrant county, 4sX.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19

The labor strikes that developed in
July involved directly 1900 persons, al
increase of $500 over the same month
last year, which was 1000 more than in
July of the previous year.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
Sales 1880 bales.
Now York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Cotton-spot closed
firm.
Sales Phi bales.
Stock eu,j-u bales, actual.
Ordinary Ordinary 'ci g 09a ordinary I-lsc; low
ding. ~ :; middling fair. lOiac.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
10 points on August, September. October,
April and Nav deliveries, remaining months
stationary, same as yesterday.
Sales g. 300 bales,